Greenville. Jennifer ready, abc columbia news. On the other side of the political aisle, hes in barely. Martin omalley will be allowed into the democratic president ial debate on sunday in charleston that jen just mentioned. This despite averaging just 4. 6 in iowa. The debates host, nbc, had said in order to participate, candidates would have to average at least 5 nationally or in one of the states with an upcoming contest. Omalley barely made it thanks to the networks willingness to round up his percentage. And both clinton and sanders called on nbc to include omalley in the debate. Inside the South Carolina statehouse tonight, details are now known on a pair of bipartisan efforts to benefit state employees. This morning, some South Carolina senators announced their plan. Eric weisfeld has the details. It is indeed a great day here in South Carolina. More people are the calling the palmetto state home, more state has a Budget Surplus of 1,200 million so why have the number of state e
The recent news reports stating that seven small Arkansas state parks are being considered for closing is alarming for those of us who love Arkansas history and the sites associated with it good, bad, and ugly.
We’ve finally seen the list of Arkansas State Parks that Mike Mills, former secretary of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism, wanted to close. He was fired by